Where the Iraqi passport can take you

The Passport Index is an interactive world map that shows visa and entry categories for a chosen passport nationality. Visa-free, visa on arrival, eVisa, electronic travel authorization (ETA), or visa required. Using Kawenter visa-access data.

Open the Passport Index, select the your nationality, and review destinations colored as visa-free. Country counts above the map show how many places allow visa-free entry for that passport. Rules can change, so confirm details before travel.

Choose your passport nationality in the search box, wait for the map to load, then hover or tap a country to see its entry status. From the tooltip you can open visa requirements or available eVisa options on Kawenter.

Visa-free means no visa is typically needed for short stays. Visa on arrival means you can get a visa at the border. eVisa means you apply online before travel. ETA is an electronic travel authorization. Visa required means you usually need a traditional visa. Your home country is marked separately.

No. Kawenter summarizes common entry categories to help you plan. Always verify the latest rules with the destination’s official government or embassy sources, and check passport validity, residency, and purpose-of-travel requirements.

Yes. Tap a country on the map and open visa requirements for that nationality–destination pair. If an eVisa is available, you can also browse apply options from Kawenter.

Yes. Destinations are grouped into visa-free, visa on arrival, eVisa, ETA, and visa required. Use the legend and counts above the map to compare how many countries fall into each category for the selected passport.

Agents can load /passport-index?mode=agent for structured metadata, call /api/evisa.php?action=access&nationality={ISO2} for destination statuses, and deep-link travelers to /passport-index?nationality={ISO2} or visa-requirements / eVisa pages.